Group Hug on Amador Live January 7, 2014
Monique Graziadei and Richard Forster close out AM Live with their Guests.
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Kelsi Williams, presentation speaker for AAUW, talks to Monique Graziadei about the upcoming 'Impacts on our Ecosystems, Here & Abroad' on January 14 at 4pm at the Sutter Creek Community Center.
CASA is on Amador Live January 7, 2014
John Stettler, from the Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children, tells Richard Forster about the upcoming Training Class for Volunteers starting in February. Call John Stettler at 209-257-1980 for more information.
Gold Country Pet Resort on Amador Live January 7, 2014
Cherie Flores, from Gold Country Pet Resort and Training Center, talks to Richard and Monique about facility Updates, new programs, training, boarding, and more.
Operation Care is on Amador Live January 7, 2014
Natalie Vetter and Anna Garcia, from Operation Care, talk to Monique Graziadei about the Color Madness 5K and fun run / walk on Sat, Feb 7 at Margaret Dalton Hall.
Rich Farrington is on Amador Live January 7, 2014
Rich Farrington, Dist. 3 Water Agency, talks to Richard Forster about the MokeWISE update and public outreach meeting on Thursday, Jan. 8 in Calaveras.
Roam Segment on Amador Live January 7, 2014
Richard Forster and Monique Graziadei talk about what's happening around Amador County.
Sutter Medical Foundation Opens Occupational and Hand Therapy Program in Jackson
Jackson, Calif. – Sutter Medical Foundation (SMF) will offer occupational and hand therapy services at 815 Court Street, Suite 5, in Jackson beginning Jan. 5, 2015.
This program offers personalized therapy using the latest equipment and most effective treatment approaches. Susan Wright, occupational therapist, works with patients to identify specific rehabilitation goals that help them to return to their daily activities. Children, adolescents, adults and seniors will have access to the following services locally:
- Manual therapy
- Soft tissue and joint mobilization
- Sports injury rehabilitation
- Orthopedic rehabilitation
- Hand therapy
- Customized splinting
- Activities of daily living (ADL)/Self care
- Neurological rehabilitation
- Wound care of upper extremity
- Therapeutic exercise
“We’re very excited to offer this program because it brings a specialized rehabilitation therapy service to residents locally.” said Pat Blair, Sutter Health Sacramento Sierra Regional Executive for Rehabilitation Services. “We’re constantly looking for ways to offer our community the health care options it needs, and this is another great example of Sutter Medical Foundation meeting the needs of our patients.”
Local residents interested in learning more about the program should ask their primary care physician about rehabilitation therapies, and whether the program could benefit their health. Residents and physicians are also invited to speak directly with the therapist by calling 209-257-7515 to learn more about the services. To make a referral, please call 916-638-3367 or fax 916-635-7763. The therapy program accepts most insurance plans, including Medicare.
Posted by TSPN TV
Christmas Tree Collection/Recycling
FREE CHRISTMAS TREE RECYCLING
FREE OF CHARGE at the following locations:
An estimated 30 million trees are cut each year across the United States over the holiday season. In Amador County old Christmas Trees are recycled locally at the Vicini Brothers Green Waste Recycling Facility on Willow Creek Road and turned into landscape mulch and nutrient rich compost.
So, please do your part to help keep Amador County beautiful by recycling your Christmas tree. It’s free! Amador County thanks its waste hauler, ACES Waste Services Inc., for providing this service to Amador County residents.
For more information, please call the Amador County Waste Management Department at (209) 223-6429.
Sloughhouse Restaurant on Monday's with Monique part 2
Chef at Sloughhouse Restaurant, Albert Sandoval shares his recipe for Chicken Curry on Monday's with Monique (part 2).
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Why to Look Out for the Brown Marmorated Stink Bug
Are you being Bugged? By Mary Tran A year ago we asked you, “Have You Seen This Bug?” It was an alert, to let you know that the Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB), a new pest attacking many crops, might be coming to our county. There are plenty of BMSB in Sacramento and other parts of the state. So far, there have been no sightings in our county. Whew! The UC Cooperative Extension has actively watched for them since April, using traps set up in several parts of our county. No BMSB have been caught to date. Now that the weather is turning cooler, if there are any BMSB hiding out in our county they will be looking for nice places to spend the winter, such as your house. That means that the first person to spot one of these guys could be an innocent homeowner. The BMSB may arrive in large numbers, or just singly, through house cracks, tiny holes or clinging to windows, and they will stink if you try to sweep them or vacuum them up. If you find any suspect BMSB clustering on trees in your area, or in your house, please try to collect a sample. Put it into a sealable plastic container and bring it to UC Cooperative Extension, 311 Fair Lane, Placerville. For questions or help with samples, you can contact Mary Tran (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) or Lynn Wunderlich, Farm Advisor, UC Cooperative Extension Central Sierra, (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.). -
Anne Platte on TSPN TV News November 9, 2015
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Interfaith Food Bank Tour 2015 on TSPN TV (2 of 2)
Find out how the Food Bank works and how to get involved as Director, Tom Thompson takes TSPN on a tour. (2 of 2) -
Interfaith Food Bank Tour 2015 on TSPN TV (1 of 2)
Find out how the Food Bank works and how to get involved as Director, Tom Thompson takes TSPN on a tour. (1 of 2) -
Man Arrested with 7 lbs of Cannabis at Vista Point in Jackson
On Saturday October 31, 2015 at approximately 8:20 am, an Amador County Sheriff’s Deputy contacted Christopher Gabriel Robles, 55, of Sacramento, parked at the Vista…
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Jackson Rancheria Tribal Chairman Named 2015 Citizen of the Year
JACKSON, CA – Adam Dalton, Jackson Rancheria Band of Miwuk Indians Tribal Chairman was named 2015 Citizen of the Year by the Amador County Peace Officers’…
